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I think it's time for a new topic.:dozey:

33 - Amsterdam 28- Politik 27 - The Scientist 15 - A Rush of Blood to the Head + 4 - Clocks - 3 - In My Place

And I like how Chris sings Politik live, he makes it extra dramatic.

And they must play A Rush of Blood to the Head. :thinking: And of course DAAHF...

Their openings are always great. You can't beat Politik or Square One though. ;)

10:37 pm Waiting for Coldplay's appearance on The Daily Show. :hat:

25 more minutes.:o

It seems like most girls like older guys, and most guys like younger girls.

8:25 pm Listening to INXS - Never Tear Us Apart

Are you guys usually attracted to people older or younger than you? It seems like everyone I like is one year younger than me.:juggle: :laugh3:

Why stay up till 4:30 in the morning, can't you just watch it when you wake up like four hours later?:thinking:

It was a rhetorical question.:juggle:

So even though it didn't have the biggest debut of the year, it broke the digital album sales record for biggest first week digital album sales!

Billboard.com: Coldplay Cruises To No. 1 On The Billboard 200 June 25, 2008 by Katie Hasty, N.Y. As expected, Coldplay tops The Billboard 200 with "Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends," which shifted a whopping 721,000 first-week U.S. copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The Capitol effort sold nearly as many copies as the band's other chart-topper, 2005's "X&Y," which moved 737,000. Only one other rock band has had a 700,000-plus week since the release of that effort. Last November, the Eagles' "Long Road Out of Eden" began at No. 1 with 711,000. With the million-plus debut of Lil Wayne's "Tha Carter III" last week, this marks only the second time the chart has seen back-to-back debuts of more than 700,000 since Nielsen SoundScan began tracking data in 1991. The first time it happened was way back in the summer of 2000, when Britney Spears' "Oops! I Did It Again" (1,319,000) was followed by Eminem's "The Marshall Mathers LP" (1,760,000). Forty percent of "Viva La Vida" sales, 288,000 copies, were digital downloads, making it the biggest sales frame ever registered for a digital album. It surpasses the previous record, set earlier this year when Jack Johnson's "Sleep Through the Static" (139,000). With a 69% sales decrease, "Tha Carter III" (Cash Money/Universal) slips 1-2 with 309,000 units. The soundtrack to the Disney Channel film "Camp Rock," featuring the Jonas Brothers, debuts at No. 3 with 188,000. The movie premiered on June 20 and averaged 8.9 million total viewers according to Nielsen, making it the network's second-most-watched original movie after 2007's "High School Musical 2." The multi-label "Now 28" compilation continues its decline 3-4 with 81,000 (39%), while Plies' "Definition of Real" (Big Gates/Slip-N-Slide) falls 2-5 with 68,000 (-68%). Selling 65,000, Usher's LaFace/Zomba set "Here I Stand" descends 5-6 with a 36% sales decrease. Flying up the chart 124-7, Rihanna's "Good Girl Gone Bad" (SRP/Def Jam) experiences a 930% sales jump to 63,000; a re-issue of the 2007 album hit shelves with three additional tracks. Disturbed's former chart-topping Warner Bros. set "Indestructible" declines 4-8 with 59,000 (-42%). Capitol pop newcomer Katy Perry has a No. 9 start with her debut album, "One of the Boys," which sold 47,000. The single "I Kissed a Girl" has been climbing its way up the Hot 100 and sits currently at the No. 2 spot, behind Coldplay's "Viva La Vida." The Offspring's first album in five years, "Rise and Fall, Rage and Grace" (Columbia), debuts at No. 10 with 46,000. The veteran rock act's 2003 album "Splinter" peaked at No. 30. Metal mainstay Judas Priest's "Nostradamus" (Epic) begins at No. 11 with 42,000, the highest charting album of the band's career. Its previous best came with 2005's "Angel of Retribution" at No. 13. Blood Raw's first album for Def Jam, "CTE Presents: My Life: The True Testimony," debuts at No. 30 with 17,000, and rapper 2 Pistols' debut "Death Before Dishonor" (J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League) bows at No. 33 with 16,000. Indie rock act Wolf Parade earns its highest chart position with "At Mount Zoomer" (Sub Pop), moving 13,000 to open at No. 46. Album sales are down 10.6% from last week's sum at 8.30 million units, and are down 6.7% compared to the same week last year. With 196.98 million units sold this year so far, sales are down 10.9% overall compared to last year.

Do I really need to give details?:stunned:

Well there are some days where that myth applies to me.:lol:

You need your own witty remarks thread.:rolleyes::laugh3:

Overnight this thread grew like ten pages.:o Anyway, about the masturbation thing, I've only very recently had the desire to do it every other day (:confused:). Before I did it rarely but it was more out of me wondering what it was like, now it's a habitual thing. I know you open the door to a bunch of bad habits (porn, masturbating..) but after you're 'done', you're 'done' and the feelings go away for awhile. I'm starting to think it is true that guys think about sex every few seconds on average.:thinking:

Someone should fix the name of the thread since they're appearing on the show the 25th.

I remember this quote someone said that why would you save sex until married, you wouldn't buy a car without test driving. I can kind of agree there, sex is obviously a big part of a relationship, what if that person you waited for doesn't end up being any good?

Ditto, but the girl I do like, I can't see her doing ANYTHING like that until she's married, so I'm not sure.

I'm still exploring U2, I've only heard The Joshua Tree and their singles. I'm gonna check out War next.

I'm 16 also, my friend said it was okay that I didn't get any yet because he too waited a long time which he later said was 8th grade...:confused:

Canadian accents are nice too, it seems like they usually pronounce some vowels differently than Americans.

Australian/British accents are cool. Brits, what do American accents sound like to you? I've always wondered this.:thinking: